United States of
America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.
Madam Clerk, may we do roll call please? Yes sir.
Mayor Blake?
Present ma'am.
Deputy Mayor Goins? Here. Council Member Dial? Here. Council Member Hearn?
Here.
Council Member Koss? Here.
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Here. And
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Here. Thank you.
Thank you very much Madam Clerk, City Clerk. Proceeding on with item number two, approval of the agenda, regular meeting of April 27, 2021. I would like to amend the agenda, please ma'am, please sir, to continue to reappoint to Joy Rutherford,
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Dial.
I got something. I have
another amendment, ma'am.
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Okay. It's seven dash one. The Cocoa High School chorus is no longer requesting this
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‸ So they're not going to take any chances. So if we can remove
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Okay. Thank you very much, ma'am.
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Yes. Okay. Just yes, to include her amendment to as well. ‸ Yes, sir. Okay. Chair's going to call. You have that, Madam Clerk, ma'am?
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Okay.
Thank you, ma'am. Very good, ma'am.
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All in favor by saying aye. Aye. Any nays? Aye.
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What are the wishes of Council? Motion to approve. We have a motion on the floor by Deputy Mayor ‸ Collins.
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Aye. Any nays?
Aye.
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You're fine, ma'am. Here we go. Proceeding on to awards and presentations, please. Before we proceed to the first one, let me ask the question again. Do we have Kaya Coleman ‸ in the audience?
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I could not confirm Kaya today, but I do have a poem to read in her absence. It's short and
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to commemorate National Poetry Month.
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Okay.
May I read it?
Yes, ma'am. Go ahead.
The name of the poem is Let Us Cry. Sometimes our blessings falls like rain from the gracious sky in a world full of pain. Sometimes we must cry. Let us cry a tree of love that will never stop growing. A river of hope that will never stop flowing. Let us cry good deeds that will continue to multiply. A presence of God impossible to deny. Let us cry a strong faith in God that will never bend. And merciful tears forever our best friends. That is written by David C.
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And I don't know where he is right now.
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Meaning that he doesn't, he doesn't have a home. But he certainly is a great poet.
All right. Good job. Thank you.
Good
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You
know, sometimes it's tough being behind that. Okay. We will proceed on to the next item. And what I would like to do with Council and City Manager and City Attorney, would you please meet me down below? We would like to recognize
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and has served us well throughout his tenure.
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I need this, y'all? Hello?
Come
on down, Chief. Join us with this party, man.
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He's retired. He has a little agility and mobility.
Okay.
‸ I'm bringing
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reason.
And the season. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Wrong colors, but we'll forgive
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one of our very own. He's homegrown, known for a number of years. He displayed for over 30 years commitment of dedication in serving our city, and the ‸ citizens of our city. So, without further ado, our very own Chief, Johnny Hankins. Would you come on down? Surprise, surprise, surprise. See, I had to throw your curve in the back then, Chief. And here's the reason why, sir, because we appreciate you, sir. Thank you. Your life matters to us, sir. Thank
you.
You're one of our own.
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That speaks of all. Thank
you
very much, sir. Okay. We're going to bring them all sitting down here. Let me roast them a little bit. Any of
your
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You know, old school.
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Surprise, surprise. Some of y'all are catching me. Okay. I'm going
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Service,
dedication, and leadership to the city of Cocoa, community, and the police department. Congratulations on your retirement. Presented by yours truly, the honorable mayor, and the illustrious industrial city council, and dedicated staff. City manager all the way down to the groundskeeper. We include them.
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Sometimes we're not recognized for our dues and our rights. You get what I'm saying? Because we can do a thousand data boards. But let us just make one mistake, and everyone will remember that. But on this occasion, our suspicious occasion,
we're recognizing one of our very own.
We have the lawyer behind me and the lawyer in
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I'm surrounded by the law itself. So, again, let's give Chief Hankins a round of applause. Uh-uh. Come on up. Come on up. And then we're going to hear from city manager and council members. All right. Now, normally we tell stories when someone retires. But what better way is to have a seminal tell a story on one of his all-good friends, his fellow colleague,
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the man of the community, and the great person that he is. Chief, former Chief, Michael Cantaloupe, would you have any words of wisdom that you would like to share with us? A story. Just one.
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God, there were so many.
I
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I'm trying to
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the police department in 1990. Wow. I started December of 1990. He started January of 1991, correct? Yeah.
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great times. I can't think of anything in particular that I would share. What I would like to say is thank you to him for always being there, for always being that voice of concern at times and really kind of keeping me on track when I was ‸ a Chief. There
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a lot of times I would go to Chief Hankins and at the time would say, hey, you know,
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So, Johnny, I can't thank you enough. Congratulations on almost 30 years. Over 30 years.
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Congratulations. And welcome to the other side.
Thank you.
I really would like to hold my comments until I see how well he makes it ‸ through this meeting.
I'll give you an update later.
No, I just want to thank the Chief for being
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in.
You
know, without Chief Hankins, we couldn't have actually made it through these last four or five months there. And so he's been invaluable in terms of the selection process for the new Chief.
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And so it's just been a pleasure to work with him. I think Chief Cantaloupe said it perfectly. He's ‸ just a rock. Very honest. Very candid.
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for these last four months.
Thank you, sir.
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That's why I really appreciate you for stepping up. You went through times in Cocoa, some rough moments, those Vietnam days.
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So I appreciate ‸ you ‸ sticking in with the City of Cocoa and
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And
same thing with your family as well. Thank them for allowing you to be with us in the City of Cocoa.
Thank you.
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just like to say thank you, Chief, for all you've done for the City of Cocoa. It's easy to talk about stepping up in the community from the sidelines, but it's another thing to actually get out there and do the work. And you've done it for 30 years plus. So that's big. And I thank you for it. I thank you for being a model for the up and
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And just thank you. I hope you enjoy your retirement. Live it up.
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underneath him. And being the VCOP director, I had a, you know, I got given a job by Cantaloupe. And my office is close to his office, so I asked him a lot of questions.
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He was always wonderful. And he's going to be missed, especially somebody who's been here in Cocoa like me all my life and all of his life. It's kind of hard to leave as police chief.
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So he's not going to think about nothing except enjoying himself. Thank you very much, Chief.
Thank you.
Good, sir. Okay. We're going to give you, sir, the final words.
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short and sweet. Give us a treat.
I don't even know where to begin. Except don't cry. Don't cry. Don't cry.
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As a matter of fact, I lived in the house that I grew up on, Ivy Drive, up until about three years ago, when my wife and I decided to relocate. But no matter where I go or what I do, the city of Cocoa will always be my home. And the men and women that I have served with and for will always be my family. And I can't thank the citizens enough, and I can't thank the men and women that I've worked with over 30 years for their dedication and their support. Thank you all.
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I don't think I need this mic. Would everyone stand if you choose to do so?
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When he retired, Chief Hankins filled that spot.
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That's that ram. But sometimes that bush will release that ram. ‸ And here we are. So again, let's give this man a round of applause. We ‸ don't say goodbye. If
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ever seen that old cowboy movie, Shane. You know, Shane the little boy.
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It'll come to you later, but you'll understand. We don't say goodbye. ‸ He just rides off into the sunset. So to our good chief, sir, enjoy your sunset. Job well done, sir. God bless.
Thank
you. Okay. Everyone must have their mask on. That's right. That's right.
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Okay. Proceeding on with tonight's meeting, we're going to move forward with the Arbor Day. Deputy Mayor Goins will read into the minutes for us, please, sir. So let's give
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a round of applause. Please, ma'am. Please, sir.
A proclamation. Whereas the holiday called Arbor Day was first observed with the planting of more than a million trees in Nebraska. Whereas Arbor Day is now observed throughout the nation and the world. And whereas trees can reduce the erosion of our precious topsoil by wind and water. Lower our heating and cooling costs. Moderate the temperature. Clean the air. Produce oxygen. And provide habitat for wildlife. ‸ Whereas trees are a renewable resource, giving us paper, wood for our homes, fuel for our fires, and countless other wood products. Whereas trees in our city increase property values, enhance the economic vitality of business areas, and beautify our community. Whereas trees, wherever they are planted, are a source of joy and spiritual renewal. Now, therefore, on behalf of Michael C. Blake ‸ and this Cocoa City Council, do hereby proclaim the last Friday of April 2021 as Arbor Day.
All right. Let's give him a
round of
applause.
Good job.
Well
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If you're going to acknowledge one of the businesses here since 40 years, and I'll let him expound it now.
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And it's a good thing.
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Yeah, man. Look at the lives you've been packing, sir. Come on up.
Come
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Everyone's the owner that's working.
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Go ahead, sir. I've been a patron in this restaurant for years.
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And for 40 years, this is a recognition
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and we really appreciate you. Thank you very much.
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No pressure, sir. No pressure. Should I?
Okay.
Well, uh... First
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my ex-wife ‸ Julie, my son-and-law,
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We, in 1980 when I came to Coco, without even thinking about, ‸ I was invited to come and visit Coco. And next thing we do,
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of you are our patrons. And we have ups and downs, but we always kept on going. And we really like
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been with me for many, many years. Now I have my daughter Michelle just
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us, a tulip. And from now and now we're going to keep on going. And keep on succeeding with all your help. And we really thank you. All right.
I would be remiss if I did not acknowledge Dan and here's the reason why. I used to be a 1988 24 in the legs. Now I'm a 42, sometimes a 43, depending on which day of the week. And I attribute that to your great work, sir. I wasn't my
fault.
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That's what they all say. But the thing that I'm saying to you, sir, tough times don't last. Tough
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people do. ‸ You've
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I'm going
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Michael Motorcycle.
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The
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job, everyone. Great job.
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‸ sir.
Hello, Mr. Blake. Greetings,
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Tiger. My name is Mike Arnold. I'm with
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I want to say thank you to
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council members, and Lorraine. I'm sorry Lorraine's not here, and I wish her a speedy recovery. I want to thank particularly the city staff, Samantha Sanger, the Leisure Service Group, ‸ Gail Bantugan, for helping us put on these concerts that we've been doing for the last seven or eight years. A little back story here. About 10 years ago,
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We raised about $260,000 and purchased the building on Dixon Boulevard.
At
that time, we donated it to the Central Florida Boys and Girls Club, and they came over and built that jewel of a Boys and Girls Club on Dixon Boulevard.
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or two before Mr. Blake. I love to see the orange and black colors
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is our community, each and every one of us. And I used to ride my Stingrage wind up and down Dixon Boulevard, Fisk Boulevard, and I want to bring that feeling back to that community. And I think the Boys and Girls Club goes a long way to doing that. So after we got the Boys and
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commitment to keep it open. And with that in mind, we gathered some brains together, and we came up with the idea
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with that was to,
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It's a way of us giving back, not only to the Boys and Girls Club, but to the businesses that do and support our city. So in 2015, we brought the Doobie Brothers. We worked our tail off on that one.
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We raised $25,000 net after the Doobie Brothers. After that, we brought
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Village Playhouse, which was quite a coup. If you missed it, that was one of our fabulous shows. We raised $15,000. And we went back to rock and roll.
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Then with
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know Mr. Duterman. He's excellent to work with and been a real benefit.
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We turned country. All right? I'm not really a country guy. I'm more of a Led Zeppelin guy. So
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And a couple weeks ago, we
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$43,000. All that gets poured back. Thank you. Thank you, Mr.
Boyd.
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All that gets poured back into our community via the Boys
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out in West Cocoa. These are the organizations that we support and continue year in and year out.
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That may come as a little shock. So we're looking at 95 years of service to the community.
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down at the
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the city of Cocoa. And we appreciate the city of Cocoa helping us do that. Let's see here. Again, I want to thank Gail Bantugan and the leisure service staff. It's awesome. Awesome to work with. She makes it easy. And we hope we can continue to do this on an annual basis. Any questions for me? Yes, sir. Of course.
May I just
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Go ahead, ma'am. I'll surrender the floor to you. Go ahead.
Yeah, I just wanted to add that the Cocoa Rotary has also adopted Provost Park and is doing quarterly cleanups. In fact, we have one coming up this Saturday. I won't be participating, but I understand Frank's taking over. And anyone is welcome.
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about 9 o'clock on Saturday, and we'll do a park cleanup.
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we spend a few hours out there and just beautifying the neighborhood and putting out a good vibe.
The last time I
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sir.
But I would like to say to you, my fellow Tiger, brother, orange and black, there's big ships and little ships, but nothing like friendship and partnership with the city of Cocoa. So we salute all Rotarians. You've been a good and faithful servant for the people. All people. Yes, sir. Thank you very much for investing in the most prized possession. That's our children, our kids of the community.
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All right, let's give
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Last but not least,
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Let's give her a round of applause. Please. We have some information that you would like to share with us
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all the members here tonight. I am happy to be here.
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Board of Trustee meetings recently and extended the arm of friendship and partnership, so I thought it wise to come and do the same thing here and make this official and formal.
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of Eastern Florida State College. I want to tell you just a little bit about the programs that we offer and then extend that formal offer of continued partnership and even grow that partnership.
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Mayor,
we have programs, a lot of workforce and career and technical programs, So one of our missions at the college is helping people to get the training that they need to go out and get good jobs, good-paying jobs in our own community. We have HVAC program, welding program, aviation, cosmetology, culinary programs. We have the traditional AA track programs for students who are looking to get that AA degree. They can also get their bachelor's degree at our institution or go on to UCF or some other great institution as well.
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We have programs
that are certificates, So if a person wants to come in and they want to get a certificate, which may take six months or so, so that they can go out and work and have a decent salary and then come back and get that more advanced degree, ‸ we also have those kind of programs. Some of our partnerships are with Health First. We have partnerships with the banks. We have partnership with Cocoa High School. We're looking at creating a program. It's called Tigers to Titans, Cocoa Tigers to Eastern Florida Titans. We have apprenticeship programs. We have programs that are in partnership with probably about the top 10 aviation employers at the Space Center. So what I wanted to do really here tonight is just introduce myself to those of you that don't know me.
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He will be in our neighborhood. I'd like for him to come to our campus. I welcome any of you to come to the campus, learn more about what we have to offer to
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Mayor, I would like for you to come to the campus and sit down and talk, but I really want to extend the partnership. I want it to grow. I want us to work together, and I want us to be able to provide good, great, wonderful opportunities for all
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And that's all I have.
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well done, ma'am. There's nothing like it.
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pride.
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love going from a tiger to a titan. Even though we have some wildcats in the house too as well, I would like to just say that Cocoa High School has the largest number of AA graduates in Brevard County. That's all 16 high schools, if I'm not mistaken. So let's give our tigers a round of applause.
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Okay, proceeding on to the next agenda item. we're at delegations. It's supposed to be only 30 minutes long, but we have 13 cards, and people are speaking at three minutes, so you do the math.
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So we're going to start on the list first.
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Please ‸ come forward and state your name and your address for us, please, sir.
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Thank you,
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Mayor. So, yes, sir. I'm Rabbi Sanford Olshansky. My address is [address]. Thank you, Mayor Blake and members of the Cocoa City Council. It's an honor to address you and residents of Cocoa and Brevard County tonight. I'm Interim Vice President of the Sister City Program of Cocoa, Florida and Beit Shemesh,
Israel.
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I'm here to represent Pastor Randy Alonzo of Central Life Church, who is our Interim President and had to travel this week, and I would like to read a letter that he wrote to Mayor Blake. To Mayor Michael Blake,
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city of Beit Shemesh, Israel,
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of Beit Shemesh, right here in our own fine city at the Cocoa Civic Center. On that historic day, you announced the beginning of our Sister City Program. This relationship has grown over the years wonderfully, and we so appreciate your continued support along with the city of Cocoa. In 2009, you traveled to Israel with me and brought the goodwill of the Sunshine State and our city
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In English,
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House of Sun. I wanted to personally tell you
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how excited I am to serve our communities alongside you as the new Interim President of the Sister City Program, your friend, Pastor Randy Alonzo. On May 13th, the Sister City Program will hold our first in-person event since early 2020.
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7 to 8.30 p.m. Free, no charge. Mayor Blake is going to be one of our featured speakers. We will review our program's past achievements and hear a vision
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including our next generation, represented by our new secretary, Mr. Cameron Watson.
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Florida teens and 10 teens from Israel at Kennedy Space Center in December 2019. The program kicked off
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when the teens were introduced on stage to astronaut Winston Scott.
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space camp program. We look forward to continued support for the
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from our old friend, Mayor Michael Blake and the current government
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Thank you very much, and we invite everyone who can make it
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at 7 p.m. on Thursday, May 13th. Shalom, brother. Shalom, and thank you.
Thank
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My greatest concern right now is to reestablish, reunite, and ignite our friendship with our Sister City,
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and I look forward to that partnership again. As a matter of fact, I look forward to going back to the Dead Sea. And get you
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back on a camel.
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a camel. It was funny, sir, as you know. When I was riding the camel, the camel saw me walking up. All the camels stopped moving to the side. I wonder why. I mean, all the way with a
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But anyway, I had a wonderful time there in the motherland.
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Look forward to going back there with you, Mayor.
Thank you
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very
much, Rabbi Sanford.
Thank
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Excuse me,
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Let
me get it right because I don't want to get beat up tonight. Yeah.
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Good evening.
Good evening.
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My name is Kathy Hamilton Brown. I live at
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[address] […]. I'm coming to the city council, police, and city workers. I got, I received the call from, I'm sorry. I received
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call from Lori Benjamin, the director at, uh,
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They built a building and they, she asked me, did I know somebody that was in the automotive, um, business, or did any kind of manufacturing,
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So I couldn't think of nobody but this one person, Johnny Fred Bailey, who has, who had a pain and body shot. So I'm asking the city of Cocoa, we need your support, whether it's one letter, letter, or several letters, to write to, uh, Dr. Mullins, In honor of this privilege to name this new building that they're providing certificates, along with, I think they're working with, eastern Florida,
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Even though he's not a Cocoa resident, he had his business there for 35 plus years. And he just retired recently. So I think it is an honor that we will name this building after him with the support from everybody in the Cocoa community and surrounding communities to show that we appreciate all the work he has done, not only for himself, but other people in the community that didn't know how to do this kind of work, that he supported them.
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So even though he stays in Rockledge, which is South Cocoa, he has
all
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business here in Cocoa, All his property is somewhere in Cocoa,
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And I feel no other person deserves this honor to name this building after him.
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doesn't mind, I will need a letter by the middle of May so I can deliver it to Miss Lori Benjamin so we can get the ball rolling. Can I get an
amen and
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an I?
All right.
Right. Right. That's so true, that Deputy Mayor. Absolutely. I'm in support of this, uh, writing a letter.
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uh, to show our support. I know, um, Mr. Johnny Fred Bailey, you're right. As a matter of fact, he graduated, he's a good coin. He graduated from Monroe High School. Yeah.
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beat down from my, uh, my senior friends or should I say my seasoned ‸ friends. But, uh, I'm in support of this. Um, We would like to collaborate with the city manager as well so we can get some documentation to show our support.
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and I'll go around that day as well.
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for 15 years, I owned all of salvage and one of my best customers was Mr. Bailey. I was there four or five times a week, front ends, whatever. So, yes, that's a great idea because he was always nice. He was always had apprenticeships. I saw three or four new kids always in the shop working, uh, ‸ learning to trade. So, yes, definitely. I agree with that.
Thank you.
Okay.
Anyone else? Thank you, sir.
It's hard to tell you
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Um, I got in a car accident and I didn't want my dad to find out about it. And Mr. Bailey, he
fixed
my car and painted it for $500 and he allowed me to work it off
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any money as well. Uh, so I am 100% in support of that.
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Thank you. Don't tell my dad. Too late. Hey, you got it on video. Thank you. So, I thank city council and I thank everyone for listening to me, and I appreciate your support. Thank
you, ma'am. Look forward to making this happen. All right.
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Thank you.
Yes, ma'am.
Mayor, so I want to make a motion that we, um, get a letter to show us support for Johnny Bailey for the building at
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I'll second that. Okay, we have a motion on the floor by Deputy Mayor
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and a second by Councilman Dial. The city manager, we got that, sir?
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So,
yes, sir. All in favor of saying aye? Aye.
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Win them with
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smile every time, Ms. Hamilton Brown. All right. Eyes have it unanimously. Next is, uh, Mr. Montre Anderson. Then after Mr. Montre Anderson will be Mrs. Carter Gallon.
Stephanie.
Mayor. Sir. officers, chairman, council member. Good evening. Good evening. Would you
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your
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My
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Montre Anderson. I live at [address] […].
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Yes, sir. I'm the founder of the POTS Foundation and, you know, ‸ hold on, let me read this quite quick for me,
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The POTS Foundation is looking to secure the building mentioned above to transition, to transition, excuse me, transition the ‸ facility into a boxing gymnasium. We're talking about
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And, uh, a youth resource center. The POTS Foundation is a non-profit agency that caters to various populations that have struggles when it comes to thriving in the community. For example,
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has been responsible for the creation of various projects that assist young men who have
trouble
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securing employment with jobs ‸ through a seasonal agriculture business,
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Um,
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excuse me, the Jolie community,
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to the community to assist and provide a safe place for at-risk youth and assist them in focusing their energy towards various, uh, sporting activities ‸ to include boxing, ‸ basketball,
etc
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Additionally, we are looking to create a community garden to teach horticulture skills. Our vision consists of, uh, creates partnerships with local police departments to facilitate sports events to help build better relationships between youth and local police, um, uh, local police. Our foundation aspires to provide various resources and services to serve under support, um, supported communities when it comes to the youth. Why? The ‸ center can be instrumental in improving the community by providing jobs to the citizens of the community. Resources, resources, various workshops to teach the youth how to thrive instead of surviving. This facility has the foundation needed to serve as a safe haven for young people who come from lower-income families so have a place to start the process of learning their potential in various ways.
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communities that are often forgotten and overlooked. How? The foundation is formed a team of individuals and local business owners
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that share the vision of the foundation and are prepared to dedicate themselves to ensure this program is a success. Our plan is to work to secure funds by bidding for grants, ‸ conducting fundraisers, and asking for donations to assist building the resources ‸ for the community. Benefits. This program is one of many ‸ initiatives needed to build up communities that lack educational resources and activities that empower young people. The goal is to help detour youth from deviant behavior that is prevalent in low-income communities. Briefly, I'm a citizen. I've been a citizen of Coco for over 40 years.
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You know,
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the city and the positives. You know, so I've come back to give back what I took out. You know, I can't, I'm not going to sit up here and try to intellectualize everything. I'm just getting it to you from my heart
and
from my spirit.
You
know, this is what I suffered at.
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stand on. You know, I've tried many transitional homes, many group homes,
I
mean, many resources that I thought was there.
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Okay, but anyway, I just wanted to present this to you, and
I
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council member, mayor.
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Yes,
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Thank you, sir. Okay, let's give
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a round of applause. It takes courage, man. That's when I admire your courage. Thank you, sir.
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Yes,
sir.
And then after that will be Pat Chambers
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Oh, good evening, mayor.
Good evening.
City manager,
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officers,
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My name is Stephanie Carter-Gallon. I am the owner
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and Auto Center on US1
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I would like to thank you guys for giving me what I asked for. It's in process of being put up as today. I'm here to piggyback a little bit on what
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was speaking on. It's on behalf behalf of the tearing down of the Jolie Smith Center. ‸ We formed a group with about six or seven black business owners, a group, where we want to try to save it and put pots in there to better the youth by opening it up for a boxing, a box arena, basketball, life skills program. We want to build a better relationship between the youth and the police department. Our community has been bogged down with the killing of each other and we want to try to save it and use
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Old Center to help that be successful in our community. And we're asking the board if you, did y'all get a copy of our
proposal here? Yes, ma'am, we did.
We want you guys to read it carefully and make a decision on that because we want that building. We want to save our youth and we want to save our community. Thank you. Thank you very much.
One second. Come on back to the podium, please.
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Now go on to the principal's office.
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at one of our meetings shared something of that magnitude just trying to see what is the future for that building. We're going to put it out. Correct me if I'm wrong,
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Yes, sir. Okay, so the thing is to get community input as well.
Yes, sir.
So we will need to see your smiling face ‸ and Mr. Anderson's face ‸ and
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when we have our community meeting and get the results from the RFP.
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We've been working on this very hard and diligently. Yes, ma'am. We want this to work.
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And
one more thing. Provost Park, when can we shut it down?
Well, ‸ something is in the making, ma'am. ‸ Thank
you.
Be patient. Thank you.
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Yeah, I know the last, the workshop that we had, the city manager made a suggestion of putting it on the agenda for the second meeting in May. So it would be ‸ the fourth Tuesday in May.
Right.
There you go.
Got
it.
It would be on the agenda.
‸ Thank you all. Next, Pat Chambers, please.
Good evening, Mr. Whoops. You're good. You're good. No, this table's falling apart. Good evening, Mr. Mayor, City Council and staff.
Good evening.
I'd like to congratulate you, Mr. Mayor and the City Council. It only took 18 days to approve and to disperse $478,000 of federal funds to a privately owned business.
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able to stay in business for any given length of time. You took that money from the American Rescue Plan Act, which here are 243 pages of how that money should have been dispersed. Not in one page, does it say you should have bailed out a community grocery store, a privately owned grocery store. What you should have done with those 18 days was do your due diligence. We have enough resources in this city from retired people where we could have started a board of directors, We could have opened up an ESOP grocery store, and we didn't do that.
That's it.
With the knowledge and wealth from the retired community
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you could have set up a board of directors to set up an ESOP.
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store there. We could have done that by generating multi-generational wealth.
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X number of months
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there, instead, we paid off that debt. You could have given
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a chance for an opportunity for a future.
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ma'am.
Next, Donna Kettner. I'm sorry,
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Gibson.
Mr. Mayor, council people, I'm the city manager. My name is Frank Sullivan.
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And it was interesting tonight to hear
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residents here that have been here ‸ all their lives. We had daughters, I think, we're in the same class with ‸ Chief Hankins over here.
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I got you all by age. ‸ But anyway,
the reason I'm here,
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I attended a meeting
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and Councilwoman Cost put together out in Clear Lake a couple of ‸ weeks ago. And it was really encouraging to see ‸ the enthusiasm of that community out there that attended.
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in that area out there. It was, I was real happy
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talk about the college and the interest and the things
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because I kind of got
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might have been not as far up on their list as the Melbourne campus is right now. And
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just got so many things out there. We've got
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that the YMCA used and other people from the community. And that's kind of gone by the wayside. The planetarium has gone by the wayside. But now we've got the museum. I'm glad you're stepping up to do something with the museum. I just think there's so many opportunities there that will
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even a better community ‸ than we have now. And there's nothing wrong with it now, but we can certainly get better. Cocoa Rotary Club, I'm
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member of that. I won't go into all the things that we have partnered with the city. But I'm trying to get some interest
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to see if we can't do some more partnering with you with the museum or whatever is out there. The whatever we can help. And you've got the ‸ trails, ‸ the woods that open up into walking trails.
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So anything you can do, it's going to take funding, I know. It's going to take energy. And I think you all have that so we can ‸ make that happen.
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We just recently, at our last workshop meeting, approved funding for the rest of the fiscal year for the museum. Okay, next on the list will be Ms. Donna Kettner.
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Good evening, Mayor Blake. City Council. My name is Donna Kettner. I live at [address]. Just a few quick things because I feel like I come before every city council.
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And sometimes I think I come up here
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people aren't hearing anything I'm saying. It's almost like deaf ears. So I had to really think twice. Do I really want to come before this city council? Just not long ago.
The
noise ordinance, 1230 Monday night, still going on. Why? Why do I even come up here and discuss it when nothing gets done? You know, I had the proud parents of the commander that just launched from our space coast here that shopped with me. And it's so proud to know that our community invites big dreams. SpaceX, a lot of things are going on besides just what's happening in this little town that I live in. And we can't come up with a solution to have more grease traps. They're pouring the grease in the ground again behind my building. I've shown the city council pictures of this.
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ourselves, as city leaders, can we do better to stop the polluting of the river in our own little downtown by making sure that they provide more grease traps to restaurants than one at George and the Dragon? You just ‸ pressure washed the sidewalks. I can show you a photograph the next day of the grease trail up and down from the restaurants. It's disgusting. I'm really sad that this is what's happening in our downtown. I will be vacating soon.
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I have a strong business that I am leaving because
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business person in this downtown. It's simple things like have some pride in our downtown, keeping it clean. I'm sad, but I've had a great business here. and I've worked very hard and I have a wonderful
clientele that will
miss my story in this downtown. Thank you for your time.
Thank you,
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Ms. Gibson, ma'am.
Good evening, everyone. Good
evening.
Good
evening.
I welcome the new members of the council as well as the old members and the staff. I don't know everybody individual. My name is Anita Gibson. I live at [address]. I've been before the council several times and I'll be here several more times as it takes. I speak on behalf of a cold case unit
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I know Brevard County and various branches like the Sheriff's Department, they have a cold case unit.
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was murdered
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at 3 o'clock in the morning. He died May 1st. And
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and I can wholeheartedly agree, we all agree, that we feel forgotten and that our cases are something that if you don't walk in the police department and drop a gun and say, hey, I did it, we're just forgotten and hey, I'm sorry that happened to you. But I'll keep asking, I'll keep requesting,
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so that we as family members of the deceased will feel that we matter. Everybody will go Black Life Matters, every life matters And we ought to just put our arms around the ones that have lost loved ones through to gun violence, shot just because and I can't even give that a reason. But I would just like to encourage the new police chief that
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That we need contact with family to say, we have no information, I don't
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three months out or we know something. Don't let us feel left out And that some of the people that I know, sons have ‸ been murdered, they say, why bother? And
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but I'll speak for me. But I want to do something, anything, that can bring justice to my son's case. And to be honest, I don't believe in justice because that person that is convicted, he has birthdays, holidays, and family visits. But I want him to know that you just cannot go around killing people without any remorse or any ‸ consequences. But my number one thing is I would want a cold case unit in Cocoa, Florida. Thank you.
Thank
you very much, Mrs. Gibson. Chair, we'd like to extend delegation's additional 15 minutes. Please, I need a second. I'll second. There's a second on the floor
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going to call the question? All in favor by saying aye?
Aye.
Any nays?
Aye.
Ayes have it unanimously. Okay, next, Alex Greenwood, would you come forward, please?
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Just thought I'd let everybody know. Thank you. Good evening, council, mayor, ‸ staff. I need to further support the statement by
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We don't always agree, but I can tell you now that this subject that she had brought up, I'll support. Last night, the music from the same location of the bar that I've talked about before you folks, you all are very familiar with it.
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the village. I love the music. We live in the village for that. It survived for 40 years.
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now called downtown Cocoa Village area, And that was when I was on the council and I got support from the county commissioners to create it. Then I went back and asked for two more. Now, for the first building that was ever built in the downtown Cocoa Village, right on Brevard Avenue, was the building I still live in. And
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council to complain about the issue of the noise, the volume.
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This is not an outside rock and roll area.
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at the Dixie Diner. We had bars there. And all our music was indoors.
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even though I've had breakfast with the owners, even though the three council members here went to this business, and we noticed that the volume of the music on that evening when we got there was fine. There's no issues. There are other places that have music outside, but it's the volume. No complaints, except for this particular location. And last night, Monday night, 12.30, it lasted,
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But I had breakfast meeting with the owners.
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But I did buy three boom boxes. And if it's good for the goose,
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good for the gander. I'm gonna,
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council members. But I couldn't do that. So I thought, okay, I guess this is a message I can send to them. I got the boom boxes. And I guess when it happens and they're loud, I'm gonna play ‸ the volume they did at different addresses so you all can see and hear what it sounds like that we're experiencing. And I'm talking about Derby Street, Indian River Road, Brevard Avenue, not just me. We have to continue the success we've had for 40 years. And this has only happened for the past year. Thank you for your attention.
Thank you, sir.
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would you add that to your notes as well, sir?
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Yes, for the comments regarding the noise, when that was first brought to our attention, I think council members,
we
made an attempt to address that. We thought we had a solution in place. Obviously, that didn't work. I can assure you that all the council behind this dais, they care. And we're gonna ‸ seek further solutions. We're not gonna ‸ stop. So it's not a matter that council doesn't care. We hear your concerns and we're gonna do what we can. We discussed that also. We're having a workshop also coming up where we'll be further addressing that. So I invite you all to come out and ‸ participate in that.
Thank you, sir.
Reverend
J.B. Dennis going once, going twice.
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I apologize, ma'am.
Come here.
Be right
back.
Yes,
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I lived in College Green starting in 1979,
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My comments today are regarding the museum and the surrounding areas. I recently attended a community meeting and many neighbors and supporters to understand the recent developments
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During the meeting and subsequent discussions, the formation of a 501c3 seems to be the best avenue to help the museum partner with the city to gain grants or obtain grants to fundraise and establish community alliances. Organizational filings, bylaws, not-for-profit documents, budgets, amongst other items would have to be completed and to get formed and to be operational. I would be glad to participate in any task force or committee that you will approve and create to get this accomplished. For the years that I've been there, the museum's been always busy
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the weekends and the weekdays with parking lots filled with buses, exhibit goers, and trail walkers. It hasn't been that in the past several years, but I'm not too sure if
they're
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actually marketing the museum
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the county. A marketing plan would definitely need to be established to identify the entities the museum should be partnering with, such as educational systems, adult communities, as well as cross-promotion
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does get a lot of foot traffic. The nature trails are wonderful. Some maintenance has to be done, but it all should be included as well in the promotion. My aunt and her group of friends always come up
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to go to the playhouse, and I'm sure groups that come in like that would like another opportunity to do some type of touristy type of attraction.
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and also
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would be perfect fits for that extra time that they spend here in Cocoa. The second item is the planetarium. It hasn't been used since 2017. I did a little research.
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the Cocoa City Council at that time approved a three-acre land swap with the college for the current planetarium site, whereby the primary consideration for the swap would be the agreement between the city and the college for the joint use of the facility by the school and the citizens of Cocoa. The
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I cannot locate the agreement that was approved for and stated in the minutes of the city ‸ council. I myself took college classes there, attended exhibits, laser light shows, used the telescope, had my astronomy project displayed in the facility for about four years. It's such an inspiration to the community that
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I don't know what the agreement is, if the agreement actually matters or not, but what can the community do to help facilitate what is right in our ‸ own backyards? Last little comments about Tiger Den needs a little love. I know that it gets a paint job every couple of years, but some improvements need to be done to be enticing to the community. In closing, I'm eager to work with anybody in the city staff for my concerns, and I'll also be applying to be a city volunteer because I think Marlene's attempted to get an approval for a ‸ butterfly garden at Tiger Den. Thank you for your time.
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Okay.
Next on the list, Greg Stoll.
Yeah, you got a suit on, man. Sharp, man. Sharp, sharp.
Greg Stoll, [address], Cocoa, Florida. I've recently expressed to council why museums are important to me. I look forward to both museums being reinvigorated, opening, and learning multicultural events and education.
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Thank you for your time.
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Marlene Weiss and Terrence Thomas.
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Hi, good evening, Mr. Mayor and city officials, Mr. Stockton. My name is Marlene Weiss and I reside at [address]. I'm also a business owner. I've been here for 20 years. I have a community health and wellness business. And I know that my health and my community's health has suffered with the closing of many of the resources at the Clear Lake area. It's having a community green space to meet and greet people, to walk, to have fresh air, to have trees is really important.
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as just the ‸ loop. Just having a closed gate in your community and no trespassing gate in your community, it's very demoralizing to be barred access to the community. And I'm very thankful that we have a group of volunteers now that are opening up the gate.
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and I would just request from her that they would also open the gate on the side of ‸ the college so that we can actually walk the loop around Clear Lake as we've done for many, many years. It brings people out. It brings smiles to our faces to greet and meet each other on the trail. In addition, I have seen the pool there go through various stages of upkeep
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I know that there was repairs that were made this year and
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when they clean it up, and when they don't. And the ‸ museum, ‸ I don't know if you've been around the college,
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the sides of the campus right now, and I'm not sure why but it's demoralizing for us in this area to see that kind kind of neglect happen. I am really excited to volunteer in any way I can to help the natural areas. When the trails were a part of the museum, I blew off the leaves and I've put in my application for weeks now with the city and I haven't been able to hear back in regards to whether or not I can just continue to do that.
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and nobody likes to see neglected areas. It brings us all down. So, just, you know, having the bike paths in our area and the stop signs, it's really made our community great. I invite every one of you to come out and enjoy the area. It's ‸ really a hidden treasure. Clear Lake, ‸ you know, it's been a place of recreation for many, many years and the community ‸ has kept it up for many, many years And we've really been kind of barred access to that area and I would just request that we be able to become, again, involved.
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any additional cards. Please come forward
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and your address.
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I really got a lot to say but I know I ain't got that much time So my question is, are there any is there anything we can do to start like when I was coming up in school there was vocational classes, like vocational welding, vocational plumbing, construction, all the mechanics and all ‸ that.
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can we get
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like retired construction workers, plumbers or whatever and start some kind of program to teach these kids and try to get them off the streets to try to teach them a trade or something
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or something like that. Can we start a program here to try to help these kids? and I wanted to do like a non-profit organization called Guns Down, Gloves Up
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You know so I'm just wondering what we gotta do to save our community.
You're right in reference of vocational education as part of the school board system. A lot of those programs were eliminated. They do have certain what they call career training program, CTE. That's something on the school board side we would have to address. They ‸ still have auto body and brick lane. It's considered as a, not a core class, but as I'm trying to think of the correct term where a class where you could do ‸ if you have all your core classes completed.
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Elective. So that's where we're at. That's a school board thing.
Okay.
Now for the, but don't stop there. Now I know for a fact they do offer classes like that on a collegiate level. and you see that charming young lady in the blue behind you. Your other side, sir? Yes. Okay. Yes, sir. That would be one of the key pivotal individuals you would need to talk to on that level.
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I mean, people going in the military and coming out and can't find a decent job and people standing up holding signs talking about ‸ I need this, I need that. we need to start a program. We need some programs ‸ to help our own people start getting stuff from people that's not even from around
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You know, people from Chicago what's their opinions about certain things. We need to just do something to help build our own community. I agree.
You have no argument coming from us from back here.
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Well, a few people, Mr. Thomas, but a few people before you came on,
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And this is one of the reasons why I wanted to save the center. It wasn't just to have a building. ‸ It was to allow additional programs that our parks and recs cannot accomplish inside of their building. So that's where the old center comes into play. I think we've talked about many times about the boxing. That's one thing that she brought up. Dealing with ‸ acting training or any kind of vocational training, teaching people how to fill out resumes, teaching people how to just use computers. ‸ Again, that parks and recs is not really built for that style of program where a nonprofit can come in and be that bridge for the community, inside the community. And then we also have Eastern Florida. We also have Clear Lake Vocational
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So all these key pieces, if we bring ‸ these key pieces together, now we have a complete partnership. And this is what I see Coco becoming now.
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And it's been a long time coming, but I see it right now. So I appreciate you for having that. But I'm telling you, things are in the works as we speak.
‸ I appreciate you. We got to understand, everybody ain't going to have rides. I agree.
Get
to the colleges. I agree. That's why Jolie Smith there. Yes, sir.
All right.
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Hey,
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concludes delegations. Moving on to item number five, consent agenda. What are the wishes of council?
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second. We have a second on the floor by councilman Hearn. Chair's going to call a
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All in favor by saying aye. Aye. Any nays? Aye. Any nays?
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Each one has moved up. Vaccine.
Mr. Mayor, I believe you wanted me to do the vaccines before everybody left.
Okay, thank you.
Just a quick announcement before everybody leaves. This Saturday, May 1st, in Provost Park, they will be doing a walk-up, drive-up vaccination site. It'll be from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., first come, first serve.
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So we'll also say it again at the very end. Thank you.
Thank you, sir. Thank you for the reminder. Okay, moving on to council business. We have no public hearing.
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approve the resolution.
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Councilman Hearn, sir. All right.
So do we have Ms. Wallen in the building? Okay.
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Come on down.
Can Ms. Wallen and the family come on up to the podium? Or actually, we'll have you come up front and center.
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Stephanie here? Stephanie? She's not here? Okay. Hello. Okay. Come on down, everyone, please.
Hello. Yes.
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I thought it was an amazing opportunity for the city to do that. I appreciate staff and council for backing that. And so, with that being said, I would like to read into the record a resolution. So, this is a resolution of the city, council of the city of Cocoa, Florida, approving the renaming of Circle Park to Jim Wallen Park,
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Whereas,
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Whereas, section 2-9 ‸ of the city code provides that the city, Cocoa City Council has the sole authority to name the city buildings, parks, streets, and establish criteria for consideration of such names. And whereas, Mr. James Jim Wallen served as city council member of the city of Cocoa for six years from 1979 to 1981 and 1983 to 1986 and also served the Cocoa community as a teacher for 37 years teaching developmentally disabled ‸ children at Kennedy Middle School and adult education at Brevard Community College. And whereas, Mr. Wallen also ‸ regularly served the Cocoa community by volunteering with various organizations including the Daily Bread, a non-profit dedicated to the hungry and the needy, the Sharon Center Meals on Wheels, the March of Dimes,
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and the Special Olympics. And whereas, the city council desires to rename Circle Park on Manor Drive in the city of Cocoa to Jim Wallen Park in honor of Mr. Wallen's outstanding civic service to the city of Cocoa and its citizens. And whereas, the city council has determined this resolution is in the best interest of the city of Cocoa, now, therefore, be it resolved
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of the city of Cocoa as follows, section one, recitals, the foregoing recitals are hereby fully incorporated herein by this reference and are deemed a material part of the resolution. Section two, renaming of the park, the city of Cocoa, city council hereby approves the renaming of Circle Park located on Manor Drive in the city of Cocoa to Jim Wallen Park. ‸ Section three, further actions, The City Council hereby directs the City Clerk to take any further actions as necessary to implement the name change to Jim Wallen Park. Section four, repeal of prior inconsistent resolution. All prior resolutions of parts or resolutions inconsistent with this resolution are hereby repealed to the extent of the conflict.
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So,
would everyone raise your right hand? Raise your right hand. You do solemnly take the oath that you will be at the park on the day of dedication.
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All right. So, we got you on the camera.
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one more thing. Okay, now who's this charming young lady?
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Okay, our former great mayor.
Before I pass the mic, I also want to give thanks to Miss Stephanie Moreto and Councilwoman Brenda Warner, who actually jump-started this initiative. So I want to give thanks to them and recognize them as well. Thank you. All right, let's
give them a round of applause. I love it. Being a school teacher, you know, sometimes I like to put you on the hot spot. So my up and younger coming generation is doing a phenomenal job.
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Without further ado, one of our great mayors, too. So do your research.
I just wanted to say...
Tell us your name, please, ma'am.
This is Diane Tingley-Gunn. I'll just use that. And I just wanted to say that I served with Jim when he was serving the city of Cocoa. And there's not a finer man, more honorable, hardworking, one of the finest men I've ever known. And he and his wife both are very civic-minded. She's still doing Meals on Wheels. I'm going to take her to lunch tomorrow, but she can't go until she finishes her Meals on Wheels.
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city, the loss that we have in this. And so I just want to thank you all very much for honoring Jim's memory because he was a wonderful, wonderful guy. Thank you.
All right, let's hear it. Let's hear it from our former mayor. You go, girl. All right. I'm loving every minute of it. So on behalf of the great city of Cocoa, we
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for opening up your heart and including us. Being an educator, I remember Jim at Kennedy Middle School. Yes, ma'am, by God. I don't even know if I had hair at that time. But it's all good in the neighborhood. But the more beautiful thing about this joy comes in the morning. And this is, you are my morning glory. So when we dedicate this park, which we've already done, but we like to do something ceremonial.
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So I thank you. I sincerely mean that with all of our heart.
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to Charlene, for doing an outstanding job, for making this happen. You know, that's the beautiful thing about it. There's power in numbers.
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And I'm loving every moment of it. So again, to the family,
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And I look forward to talking to you again. Yes, ma'am.
I just wanted
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to the other. Yes, ma'am. I agree. I agree. Anyone else would like to say anything? Going once? Come on. Okay, can I just everyone just take your mask off
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All right. Thank you. Much love to the family.
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Okay, proceeding on to item. ‸ Okay, thanks, ma'am. Thank you. You're saving the day. Since it's out of your district,
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So I'll make a motion that we pass this resolution, renaming the park from Circle Park to Jim Wallen Park. Second.
We have a second on
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Aye. Any nays?
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Unanimously. Okay. Thank you, ma'am. Moving on to the next item.
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that we named for the addendum, Mrs. Joy Rutherford, to the sustainability. Chair would like to make a motion to approve, and I'll need a second.
Second.
Second. All in favor by saying aye.
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Aye.
Aye. Aye. Aye. Aye. Thank you. Aye. Any nays? Aye's have it unanimously. Last but not least, approve the replatting of a portion of the final subdivision known as Summer Breeze Plantation, which shall be known as Summer Breeze Plantation Phase 2, in accordance with Appendix A Zoning Chapter 18 of the City of Cocoa, code with conditions stated. Ms. Charlene, would you like to expound on that, please?
Certainly. Thank you, Mr. Mayor. Thank you,
ma'am. Ms. Noodleman, excuse me. I'm sorry.
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528 and south of Angelica Street
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20-foot-wide private drainage easement that's running north and south through all seven lots. The owner of these lots wishes to reconfigure the eastern property line of the lots 2 through 5 by moving the said property line feet to the west. In addition, the eastern property line of the lot 7 would be moved to the west to line up with the new eastern terminus of lots 2 through 5. This will remove the drainage easement from lots 2 through 5 and from
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7, with the result that the private drainage easement will only cross lots 1 and 6, and a copy of the original plat is attached for ‸ reference. And so it has been approved or reviewed by the planning and zoning and has been found in compliance with statute and city code. Sir, thank you.
Thank you very much, Ms. Noodleman. Chair would like to make a motion to approve the recommendation stated by staff for replanting the portion of the final subdivision on the Summer Breeze Plantation. Provided with the revision, title, and opinion within 15 days of council approval. Remove the start date of the search and only state that search runs through March the 10th, 2021. Address the title, opinion to the city's attention. I'm looking for a second.
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second on the floor by Councilman Dow.
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All in favor by
saying aye. Aye. Any nays?
Aye.
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it unanimously.
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Thank you very much. Proceeding on to advisory boards and committees.
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City Manager, sir.
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Mr. Mayor and Council, a couple of reports tonight. Chief Lamb is going to do the COVID update. Mrs. Singer is going to, there was a
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forward item from the workshop, the Porsche House tenant lease, and Mrs. Neuterman is going to address some changes we need you to make. to the action you
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permit fees.
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Chief Hankins will present to you the Polish Department annual report.
Okay, sir. We will proceed in
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Thank you very much, Mr. City Manager. Sir.
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Thank you, Mr. Mayor.
Say yes, sir.
Just an update on COVID. To date, there have been 2,212,097 cases in the state of Florida.
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And currently within the city limits, we have 44 active cases.
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In Brevard County, there's been 378,384 total doses given out with 236,328 completed. So they've gone through the complete series.
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of those COVID cases showing that variant.
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out this afternoon and there's still a lot of information that we need to look into. The CDC
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currently updated its recommendations for mask and mask wearing. So I reviewed quite a bit of that this afternoon when it came out. And I just think it'd be premature to try and brief out on it tonight. But
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because I know, you know, you're always ‸ looking at where we're at with the mask ordinance and everything. I think that'll be an important pivot point for our city council. And I certainly want to give you true and up-to-date information on that. And then one last plug, ‸ I know there's a lot of our citizens that are out there that are still trying to get vaccinated and that are struggling. And I'll just say the deputy mayor, he won't want to take any kind of recognition for this. But I certainly appreciate him pushing the buttons where they needed to be ‸ pushed to help us get a vaccination site in that community because it certainly is needed. So we will have another walk-up, drive-up clinic that will be held Saturday. That's this Saturday, May 1st, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. or when the vaccinations run out at
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There will be 400 available vaccines to be given out. First come, first serve, it will be the Johnson & Johnson vaccination, for lack of a better term, the one and done.
That's me. I'm that guy. Okay. Next, sir.
Yes, sir. I have just a quick presentation.
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time. So I just wanted to bring before you, and I need a consensus on the tenants that we have
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Our leases are going to be coming up due October 1st. And so it's a little bit of a process to renew. We're going to have to rewrite our lease agreements. And so I wanted to get the ball rolling on this. So we have three private ‸ tenants at the Port, actually two. One has two offices. And they're listed here on the screen for you to see. We are proposing and need approval from Council on ‸ an increase on our tenant leases.
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And the reason is, is
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years. I can't find a time when we can go back and find when we've raised the rent on those office spaces. And if you go to the next slide, which I'm hoping I can do on here. There we go. You can see here we did an analysis of office space in the
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just to give you an example of what some of the rates are going at right now. And you can see that some of these are similar properties. Some of them are a little bit bigger. So they're a little bit less. Some of the ones that are less expensive are actually bigger spaces. But we're right there in the middle.
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there in the middle. So we need a consensus from Council on raising those rent for the office space at the
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And I'm willing to take any questions that you might have.
Any questions
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Go ahead.
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We're in the middle.
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given
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gets a lot of attention.
And we have the option in our lease agreements to renew each year, I mean, to increase each year. So this is a 10% increase. And so we thought that was pretty fair, given we haven't raised rent in several years with COVID going on.
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And it ‸ still kept us right there in the middle. If we need to, like, we can continue to raise our rates to get to that price. But we thought 10% for a one year would be fair.
Okay.
Personally, I prefer to see it at 15% because it hasn't been raised. And because there is a lot of value to being in that location. I don't think anyone will move for that either.
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Sure. So you're talking, if we did the 10%, which is the $1.56 per square foot, you were talking about a monthly difference. You can see there of $34 on one of them, 27 and 44.
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Calls?
Yeah. Again, it's not a big difference in terms of what we collect. But I think that being in the Porsche house really carries with it some cachet that I have seen used in some of the advertisements for the businesses. So, I mean, personally, I feel
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raise it even 15% because it has been so long since it's been increased. And it was so low to begin with.
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that it, ma'am? Okay. Yes. Thank you.
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I'd just like to say I appreciate your staff's assessment, but I
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especially with, you know, the type of location and space it is.
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There's more than that. And so I would
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saying if we can raise it, maybe go 15 if that's possible. I would be in support of that.
Okay. ‸ Mayor,
I
would make a motion that we raise it by 15%. Okay.
We
have a motion.
And
when the renewal comes up, consider it again.
Okay. Madam Clerk,
you
have that motion, ma'am? Thank you, ma'am. We have a
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I'll second.
We
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All in favor by saying aye.
Aye.
‸ Any nay? Aye. Aye.
Is
that unanimous?
Thank you.
Yes, ma'am. Thank you. Okay.
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I understand you're moving. Okay. Mr. City Manager.
Yes, Mr. Beard.
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So yesterday at your workshop, you approved the increase of our building permit fees by a percentage. And we had an implementation date that was set by you yesterday of May 3rd, that it would be set live on our platform that we have. And we're coming back to you to request that you extend that go live date to June 1st to allow us to work with our new vendor,
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to provide the services. We need to change all of the fees in the ‸ system. We need to test some of the new fees that we have that are ‸ not fees that we currently have in the system to make sure that ‸ they work appropriately with the program.
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June 1st rather than May 3rd for us to work through this process.
Sure. Let me make a motion to reflect the request of staff changing the ‸ new beginning date from May
3rd to June
1st. To June 1st. Chair is looking for a second. I'll second.
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All in favor by saying aye.
Aye.
And in nay. Aye. Ayes have unanimously. Thank you, sir.
Next, sir, is Chief Hankins in presenting to you, which is sort of apropos, his final act. The 2020 annual report.
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I believe the city clerks already provided each of you with a copy of the department's annual report for the year 2020.
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our staff who work diligently to put that report together. As you can see, it's quite an extensive report. It goes through the budget throughout the year, the activities throughout the year, the leaving of the
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of Chief Cantaloupe, as well as several other items that you should find extremely ‸ interesting. Again, I'd like to thank the staff for that. They work really hard on that. And that's all I have for you. It's been a ride.
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It's
been a ride. Okay, thank you very much. I have
one more thing. Yes, sir. I'm just kidding.
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So, yes, sir. Okay,
Ms. Sidman. I think
we're done. Just ‸ in terms of the chief there,
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mean, how amazing is it ‸ to be able to be not only in the service of law enforcement, but to do it in the town in which you were born and raised. And a lot of us don't get an opportunity to do that. ‸ And so I know he's going to shed a couple of tears because it's a huge transition to go from being out there in the middle of it all to figuring out the next chapter of his life there. So, again, I thank him for his service,
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31 years, and in particular, his service with regards to the transition.
Thank you very much, Mr. City Manager. Again, let's give ‸ Chief Hankins a round of applause.
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Okay. What happened to me?
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No report.
Okay. City Attorney, no reports.
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then we will go with Councilman Hearn, and then we
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Thank you for all the lunches we had and everything else. It was a lot of fun and a lot of knowledge. I'm going to stick with the Police Athletic League. The 10- to 12-year-old basketball players, they won the championship, which is amazing. And several of the players during the tournament also awarded prizes for their outstanding effort. We
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your dog. We had ‸ shortened because of bad weather.
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main sponsor of it, along with Community First Charities. And it was a wonderful time. We had a lot of participants out there with their dogs.
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But we were going from 10 to 1, so we were just shortened a little bit. The staff and
everybody's
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done a great job through the budget talks and all the stuff we've done for the last two weeks. And I'd like to thank everybody for that.
And
looking forward to the workshop on the noise. I knew about it last night.
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to the individual, and they just don't listen. And I was thinking about putting a motion on the table and tabling it for the meeting. But I need to know all the rules before, you know, when you cut power, you know, music is cut off for concerts by 10.30.
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night, and I don't want that happening no more.
And
hopefully that workshop, we get it worked out because, you know, bands ‸ stop at the same time our concerts do at 10.30. So that's how I look at it.
Thank you. Thank you very much, Councilman.
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Okay. Yeah, so I've got, well, uh-oh, don't put my, I don't look good.
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And I've got to put this up because it's just confusing to me to see my photo. But,
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But just to say, you know, coming home from the grocery store on April 18th, I was hit by a car. A pretty serious accident. Suffered a couple of fractures. The most painful is a fractured sternum. It hurts when I breathe. I have internal injuries as well.
A
hematoma in particular that is quite annoying because I can't see well out of my left eye. And I hope to make a full recovery. I will be participating remotely for the next month. The full recovery is not expected for three months. But I wanted to say that, and of course everybody, we all love first responders, right? Uh, especially in those crisis moments. But I wanted to say that the good news is that I was particularly fortunate in that, um, I was the first face I saw was Matt Holliday. Um, from our fire department. And he just happens to be my neighbor as well. So it was not just seeing the first responder, but actually feeling the confidence that I was in such good hands with somebody I knew. And then from there, of course, it was Lavander Hearn
that,
uh, drove me in the ambulance to the hospital. So, uh, that was, that was quite nice. And,
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they decided to send me to Holmes, uh, Trauma Center. And I was escorted in an ambulance by one of my constituents that lives on Audubon
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So, um, there was a real comfort.
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you know, having first responders that I knew on a first name basis. What a great thing that was. And not only those first responders, but there are first responders, as it turns out, there are first responders in my neighborhood. Um, a number of people heard the crash.
It
was quite loud. Um, and there were at least a half a dozen neighbors there. I'm told, uh, Dave Lightholder was there.
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neighborhood. And I have just had food and flowers and cards and so much love. Um, I just really want to express my appreciation for all this. And also for another first responder, Officer Landis. And he was very professional in the way he took the report.
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So, um, I mean, all of this has left me all the more dedicated to,
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you know, that I have mentioned in the past, but that I'm even more dedicated to now. ‸ And I want to, you know, put on the record here and hope that the city manager, um, will, um, look at including staff will look at including some sort of incentive in our budget for our first responders to actually
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Because the comfort that I felt, the confidence that I felt, that's something that I would really like all of our citizens ‸ when they're in that tragic situation to be able to feel as well. So, hopefully, uh, we can bring something forward in this next budget that will incentivize the residency of our police officers and firemen and the rest of our staff for that matter.
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as communication and education. And again, I'm proud to serve on the Space Coast Transportation Planning Organization and with its new initiative called Vision Zero, which is all about reducing pedestrian deaths as well as traffic accidents. We have some of the worst streets in the nation. Actually, as it turns out, Florida is one of the worst in the nation.
And
then within Florida, Brevard has some of the worst streets.
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greater speed than the 45 that is, um, is required there. So, um, I am all the more dedicated to that
campaign.
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um, you know, this was a tragedy for me, but, um, you know, I'm sorry. It was also a tragedy for my constituents because we were in the middle of these budget talks. We had three budget meetings and they were all,
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Um, so they are all technically announced and, but, you know, we didn't have much ‸ participation. Um, we are to credit our city manager because he has, he identified $8.4 million that was there in
surplus,
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And that was a one time pot of gold. Um,
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Um, I, in all the workshops we've done in the past, we've always had the opportunity ‸ to talk about things before we vote on them.
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at that particular moment. And let me explain why, because. You know, I, I am thoughtful about the decisions we make and particularly the money we spend. And having just a little time to reflect, having some time to get some constituent feedback ‸ really helps me, I think, make better decisions for the citizens of Coco. And that is the process that I personally prefer. I'd like that to be on the record. I was a, I was at the first meeting.
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Um, the day before my accident. And then of course I wasn't able to make the second meeting and only part of the third meeting. And I missed the part where we basically, I think it was approximately 2 million. And this is all, I haven't even seen the final figures, but I did see the park figures. And I know that monies were allotted to district one, district two, district three. I have no problem with that. There were no monies allotted to district four parks. And we have two neighborhoods in particular that are actually park deserts.
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And they would have to walk well over a mile to get to a park.
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there. Um, with a voice at that table. And I hope that in the future, particularly when a tragedy occurs where a council members, uh, you know, is not, I mean, there's no way I could attend that.
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opportunity for that voice and
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thank you.
Thank you. Councilman. Councilman. Yeah, that's not true. It's a weaver.
Uh, let's see. All I got is, uh, that's,
it's coming through her, her screen. Go ahead, sir.
All right. So, uh,
we
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Um, what it was about a week ago. Um, ‸ it was quite an experience. Uh, it was good to be able to get the information out this, uh, with things that's going on in the city out to my constituents. Uh, I appreciate everyone who showed up the citizens staff. Um, I know we had some technical difficulties that was at no fault to staff. Uh, staff really worked super hard, uh, on putting that event together and they did a great job in my opinion. I really appreciate you all and I thank you for that.
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great time at your town hall meeting at Endeavor Elementary. Yes.
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I
have
a couple
of things, but I had to make this announcement about the,
um,
conference I went to this weekend. Um, I traveled to Daytona Beach for the Florida League of Cities Institute of Elected Officials. Uh, that address was the Hilton Hotel, Hilton Daytona Resort, 100 North Atlantic Avenue, uh, Daytona Beach. Uh, I left Thursday, April 22nd.
I
returned Saturday, April 24th.
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parking, and per
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This is budgeted under the council's travel and per diem account.
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um, is really was priceless for any council person to, to go, um, to these style of events. I learned so much and sometimes you think, you know, a lot, but you really don't know what you, what you think, you know.
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awesome position compared to so many other tragic stories that I've heard, uh, the last three days when I was there. Um, sometimes we argue about things, um, that, that definitely, you know, um, may bother you at the moment for whatever street, whatever, uh, it could be grease traps.
It
could be whatever, whatever the situation may be. But I'm telling you, it's so many cities out here that are in worse shape than we are. We have the stories I heard. I couldn't believe it. Uh, with people stealing money to, to unbelievable things. So I appreciate staff and I counsel for doing their due diligence, even though sometimes we may not agree on some things, but,
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you'll be happy to be
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Um, the next thing I know, um, I, I made a discussion about the RFP for the Jolie Smith center. Um, I asked the council to just do, do research on the old Jolie Smith center before we have that discussion. Um, to, to just show, um, I'm just letting you know that the community really needs, uh, as you've seen today with people coming up and speaking about the old center. And I want to make sure to understand the citizen understand that it would, it would be no cost to the city, um, for this, our RFP. Um, but Ms. Neuterman,
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‸ if I'm wrong in this, that you mentioned to diamond square board, um, they,
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um, that they may have to help with some repairs. If, if they choose to.
Uh, yes, deputy mayor, there are some funds in the diamond square, uh, redevelopment agency. For such activities like that. And also they have funds set aside for, uh, providing community service agreement with another
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allocated by the diamond square redevelopment agency. So they do have that.
as
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part of their redevelopment plan in order to support community services within the diamond square community.
Okay. Thank you.
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we'll be discussing the RFP.
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Um, you know, I love arguing too, but,
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want this to be a smooth. ‸ I'm telling you that that community really can use that center because
brevard
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county, um, parks and regs program. And it's not really set up for the ‸ things. Um, additionally that I believe that community needs.
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Um, even though that is definitely going
to
be a component. Um, but, but it's just about our future and, and Cocoa village. Um, I know plenty of people that used to go to Melbourne to party. They're not partying Melbourne anymore. They're coming to ‸ the city of Cocoa because we have so many great, um, businesses that provide different things.
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dragon or Murdoch's whatever these different places. Um,
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different atmosphere than what they're used to in Melbourne.
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end up like Melbourne. Um, but the shift is coming. Uh, I think ‸ the vote next week is at the county commission, um, for possible, uh, extending of hours. I'm hearing that some business owners downtown are maybe coming to the city as well to ask to extend hours as well. I'm not saying if I agree or disagree. I'm just letting you know these conversations are happening all over the county. Um, the future is here. So we need to have the discussion.
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that meeting, but we need to have it. So I'm, I'm glad that the city manager and council agreed, uh, on hosting that workshop in the near future. And I believe we said, um, June, July, June, I think.
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I
mean, keep my mom in your prayers.
Uh,
she is going through, uh, chemotherapy. This is her second, uh, dosage this week. Um, ‸ so as a family, we're dealing with a lot as well. Uh, uh, she, she went in remission. We thought it was over with, but it came back, um, probably about two or three weeks ago.
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now, but she is strong and she's went through chemo and then
turned around and ate
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crabs the same day. I don't understand. Uh,
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in your prayers and also my, uh, my, my family.
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our city manager for, for empowering me per se. Um, being a, a newly elected official, no one in my family was a politic. I didn't know about government on that level.
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that I do. Like last meeting, I made so many motions and, um, but, but it is,
it's
really because,
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what to do and what not to do now. And so I appreciate him just publicly for, uh, sharing with me, you know, teaching me, I'll say that. So I appreciate you, um, for, for that.
because,
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again, sometimes we think we know, um, but we don't know as much as we think we do.
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So
thank you.
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go out to you and your family as well, sir. I've been down that path.
I
understand. Um, ‸ couple of things, short, sweet, uh, Mr. City.
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just trying to find out the status on Rosa Jones and its property there. Where are we currently? Because I would like to see, I know we were dealing with some potential litigation,
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the former owners, and I just want to get moving on that ball. Yeah,
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is in my court, um, in terms of reviewing the RFP and getting that, um, out, um, approved by the council.
I
don't think we've done that yet. So we'll bring that back to you the next meeting.
Thank you, County, sir.
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FBI investigation. I know I'm talking to you and council and, uh, ‸ city attorney.
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we can move forward.
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moving forward and I think it would give us a breath of fresh air if we can write some type of document, make it a public notice so that people can see it, read it and understand it, comprehend it and move forward.
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Mr. City attorney, Mr. City manager, city attorney, city manager.
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if we can write something just to clear the air for the city itself. Because I'm, I'm, I'm
tired
of going to public meetings and they're asking about that,
uh,
FBI probing or investigation and, and then I just want to clear the air. All right, sir. Mayor. Okay. Give me, give me one second. I'm a, I will address you.
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all right, Mr. City manager. All right, Mr. City attorney. Thank you, sir. Yes, ma'am. Councilwoman calls.
Um, I'm not sure who all is, is approaching you, but I have never been. Approached about it. In fact, I don't think twice about it.
I
mean, they, if nobody's guilty of anything, there's nothing to be found. It's a non issue.
Ma'am, there were accusations.
Sorry. I happen to know that you don't tell the feds whether they can investigate or not once they start. So it seems like, um, an act of futility to write a letter.
Thank you for your opinion, ma'am.
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the average individual. Being the mayor, I come in contact with the mayors, even the mayors of the state of Florida
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But I thank you for your comments, but I want to address that so we can clear the air. And I have, um, I want the employees or the various individuals that were accused, past and present, just to have that removed or some type of documentation indicating untrue, unfound. And that gives them a breath of fresh air. Thank you. Okay. Any other questions? Yes, sir.
So I got a question about the FBI investigation. Did the FBI send
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good also to add that in if they did send us something, send a city something saying, um, what they found under the investigation or nothing, whatever it is. Did they send us anything?
Yeah, recall that I had the one conversation with the field officer. I think that's the title that they use. And the FBI's, uh, position is, is that if you're under investigation, they're
not
going to tell you if you are or aren't. And so at the end of the day, that conversation was, you know, I can't tell you if you're under investigation. The best I can say to you is, you know, ask staff event is if if anybody has reached out to staff as far as I know, no one from the office of the FBI has reached out, uh, ask any questions of staff.
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from the late former mayor. Um,
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employees that are here and I understand the mayor's, um, um, perspective because. Hopefully I'm going to end my career here, but some of them may may, uh, may want to move on one day.
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and you're sort of stigmatized by that. And so, you know, ultimately it's a tough position for us to be in because again, um, we don't have the former mayor to ask that question of. But also the FBI's official position is we have no official position on whether there's, um, there's an investigation or not.
Wow.
And if we get something of that magnitude as you just alluded to, sir, in writing, then I think that will give other individuals past and present opportunity to move forward. Because it's
haunting.
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You know what it's like. I don't have to tell you. Okay. Um, also I would like to ask that we dress down as summer heat approaches.
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That's what I'm talking
about. Now you got my support.
Ah, yes. Okay. So we will do that from the beginning in the month of May all the way up until September.
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but
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etc., etc.
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I mean, if you got guns, yes, sir, I don't have a problem with it. Been there, done that before. But I'm asking to get a consensus from the month of May through the month of September, the last meeting in September.
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Yes.
All right. And last but not least, buy local, spend local, keep it local. Chair entertains a motion to adjourn.
Motion
to adjourn. A motion on the floor by
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Second by
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All in favor by saying aye.
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Job well done. Thank you very much.
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